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It has also triggered a 70% reduction in the number of missed appointments.

It has also triggered the "hyper-development" of China into what he calls a "capitalist slave state".

The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, said: "The transformation of King's Cross is not only beautiful but it has also triggered all sorts of regeneration.

Third, the Iraq war may have created more hatred of the U.S., but it has also triggered a hugely important dialogue among Arabs and Muslims about the necessity of reform.

It has also triggered a debate about what constitutes the public interest, given that Prince Harry, an officer in the Army, was in his hotel room, despite partying with several strangers.

It has also triggered a spike in homophobic violence, the subject of worldwide protests today in support of Russia's LGBT community, and a Dispatches documentary on Channel 4. But while western opponents of the Kremlin's law may have noble intentions, their criticism has far too often been both hysterical and hypocritical.

Among other things, it would seem that if this interpretation is adopted, any company with negative shareholder equity on its books has also triggered the credit-default swap contracts that reference it.

This is as serious as it comes in terms of breaching academic ethics, and has also triggered an internal investigation at Soon's employer.

For separatist groups, the film has also triggered anger against the United States because it has not pressured India for Kashmir's independence.

The meltdown in Iceland's financial system has seen the near collapse of its stock and foreign exchange markets, and has also triggered the country's worst diplomatic crisis since the Cod Wars ended in 1976.

The company has also triggered some debt covenants that will force it to repay some of the debts early.